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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-06
lDE ENCARGO

Hace algun tempo, deSde Ia
Asamblea para aca, La Ci0iliza.
ci6n de Ponce, que Sc LENA la bo-
ca llamandose 6rgano en- Puerto
Rico del partido que dirige el be-
nemerito General Lopez Domfn-
guez, Sc muestra q la vez mas
autonomista que los mismos par
tidarios declarados del sistema
autSnomo.
Y conste que no hablamos solo
por hablar.
Prueba al canto.
Iuserta el colega liberal.refor.
mista (izquierdista), en- lugar pre-.
ferente de su, dltimo ndmero, la
candidatura concejil que ell auto.
nomismo poncciio ha propuesto a
aquel cuerpo electoral, y despues
de consignar iqu6 noticia y que
entire los II concejales Zen pro-
puesta) hay tres dignos peninsu.
lares, y de encomiar el alto no.
nor que con clio rinde ell comite
autonomista (ique generoso! q
los tres seflores aludidos, escribe,
entire otras cosas, 10 siguiente La
GiviISzaci6n:
"Pues asi responde ell partido
autonomista de Ponce a las male
volas insinuaciones. :. que ma
l6volas! /! q las ridfculas insinuacio-
nes, por no decir calumnias y men
dacidades, propias de quien carece
de razones, porque 10 que deficien-
de es la injusticia en- todas sus for
mas. Asf responde el partido a la
infcua acusaci6n de que quiere es-
tablecer ell acd y ell aHd, de que
pretente tirar la Inca divisoria, en-
tire puertorriquenos Y peninsulares;
asf responde, llevando a las curu-
les del Oonsistorio tres modestos
peninsulares. 9
A estos conceptos siguen otros,
au2 de mas subido tono autono.
mista.
Esta patentizado.
La Civilisaci6n aspira, por 10
visto, q ser mas papista que 9,
papa, d mostrarse mas interesada
en- los asuntos de los autonomis.
tas que ellos mismos.
Y diran estos con seguridad:
lBuen procurador y protector
nos hemos echado, sin saberlc!
Y cualquiera pensara, al vfr ell
calor con que toma La Gvi5iza
ci6n las cosas de los autopomis.
tas, que ell colega izquierdista va
insensiblemente olvidardose de
rus compromises con Ia Izquier
da, y acercandose, tamtien insen
siblemepte, al autonomsxno.
AL autonomismo- sntiendase
bien-al partido defe ry patro.
cinador de un sistep de gobier.
no que no acepta r las Anti.
las Ia colectividad que es jefe
el General Lopez ominguez.
Esto lo sabe ] Gpiisaci6n,
y, sin em barge, pesar de clio,
las colum las qr antes llenaba
aquel colega los discursos
parlamen tarios 81 General L6.
peg Domil,gue' .enalas ahora La
CiUihzaci on IN intermiuables
apologies de J autonomistas de
Puerto r leo.
IA qu & Oh .ece esto3-pregun.
tamoS n.aSo 8.
SHabra ,cibido algun desen.
gano La ciisaci6n eutre sus
correligionafios iEquiel ldistas2
IPensarA el colega que Sc ha
alejado del Poder el Ixquierdismo,
tanto como antes del Poder cerca
estaba, seghn mas de una vex nos
hiEo saber La Ciriisdcidn2
FrancAmente; la conducta de |
sste ga, de algun tempo a es.
q pc !, sus arrumacos y rernu.
ras ransportes de afscto frater.
nal on los autonomistas, dan |
me- 10. y fundado, para formular |
Ae---Y Yllas interrogaciones.
1 In verdad, si nos importara |
1 ncsotros gran cosA essa Aetitud
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-06

Literature de refranes escogi
.isima y entretenida...... para
distraer la medrana.
mo hay quien la distrae can
tando?
Continda Ez Pueblo lanzando
al viento sus temores:
"Damos la voz de alerta, por-
que hombre prevenido vale por
dos. (Que diria Pero- Grullo).
"Es necesario saber hacer po
litica-l dido a la GAIA, indoctos
autonomistas, que habla Ell Pre-
ceptor!-echando a un lado re-
sentinientos personales, que tie
nen otro campo en- donde venti,
larse, y ese no es ell de los Comi-
clos. "
10 nosotros no entendemos q
Ell Pueblo, 8 Sc explica-6ren grin
go, 8 por Dios que 10 que ell cole.
ga quiere es que anden sus amigos
y correligionarios d trastazos!
Speech de abuegaci6n. ora:
Nosotros no vacilamos en- de-
cir muy alto que al mayor de
nuestros enemigos, declarado que
fuera digno de representa- all z ar
lido, lie darremos hoy y siempre
nuestro sufragio, y con papeleta
alberta, que 10 cortes no quita 10
valiente.
Vayau, vayan echandose al CO.
leto esta lecci6n de abnegaci6n
politica y de cortssia idem los co
rreligionarios de EL Pueblo que
han osado enmendar la plana d
su Comite en- determinadas can
didaturas concejiles, quitando d
unos y poniendo a otros de su
gusto.
Que les aproveche.
Ahi va la madre del cordero:
"La votaci6n, pues, dice 81
| P,EebZO. az ha divididO en- dos co
legios Gel primer dia de elecci6n)
y esa division bien pudiera sci
perjudiciai al partido, 81 no es
mas compacta hoy y manana esa
votacion.
La responsabilidad en- ese case
no era del comite; sera de quie'
nes Sc hayan separado de su muy
pensada y discutida candidatu'
}lra."
,E lY tan discutida! iHasta Ell
J rs urnas! lComo que parte d.
els ha sido variada por los mis-
mo- autonomistas!
Reumen:
Lo We va hemos protetizado
: sin e hAla de profetas.
iQ'e tmos q divertirnos!
One qulAaes han empezado
[e'7'"sse coAca sus 0utOridade!
o (de partido) ), 1os amtonom;s
0 tas de Ponce, de, Metr6poli, d,
e Ia Capitalidad de layomuni6n. 4,
: ALI donde Sc urdi6 yley6 4 cab,
la obra magma de la ASlahlea or
ganizadora, y NADIA menos oue e,
unas elecciones, en- las prG era,
en- que tcma parte el recien ;er
jado autonomismo puertorriqu,
:. no!
e iQue ejemplo para los demas.
: quando capwt dOleN
:. Cen razon hubo momento e
que no las tuvo todas consigo Z
Pueblo.
Va Sc ira explicando ell coleg
por que ha tenido que traslada
su reales a Ponce La Revista.
Aunque lie duela.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-06
Puerto-Rico.

Muy senior milo y correligionario
El Comit6 local, que tengo Ia hon
ra de presidir, felicita a V. =. on
nombre de todos los correligiona-
rios de este, por su patri6tica carta
de felicitaci6n al BOLETiN MERoAN-
TIL, ' Sc congratula por la mas es-
trecha union de todos los incondl'
cionales.
B. s. M. su affmo. amigo y s. s
Manuel Roig.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-06

asf, nj por que Sc hayp

asi, nj pOr que Sc hayp ea.;a.
que es 10 que alguno olteCluO'
acordarse de aquel re neCnO sln
ce: EEL que se bgindG, ~, 4uo ul-
asf srlcedl0; Sc clyys sOOr9'D J
que ninguna falta ha Aecesarlo el
cejo. On elOOn-
ora % dnis;ava sar & tan modesto,
Inc .Iuez1 Parroco. Me- NZeg Alcalde,
an e.. todo onuall "a BoticariO;
hlo sionifica aIoo. % en- un pue-
tanda nornne se 9sto 10 pre-
1on,Sn | .;r soord !reido un Sa-
odovio. g NJ lie aquel otro
~,,s s1o,,e1 ove peOr 5gnOrGntS
1"I IL ~4S. Saaos ~ 5 s0bi0"
fos+ondo c;ort cen que mani
rno GornoraC ergia dentrO de
~ 1,r cuando Sc trata
oIIos ali % est6n enemistado con
~. @ ,,,;s;%n pre- & la alCura de
81, 81 osnSr;t,j Green asf, porque
ma de tai onanLa ogo ia ios nn4. uvml
one on ssnss os; no comprenden
1os 1oo sou SOU proceder es el me-
los intel ~ S, pa,% e
prender - % al,t uoo Joh ~ ah- 0ym
enemig !; ;or,;oos I ~ ~ u0oo oo,an.Os ".OoA
den ne ao"4n sOs, NJ uOupLon-
d%o lsi6n Sc reduce . satisfa-
w.. erias; la de. ell inter6s
Oon @ sus administrators, es un
p 20 cualquiera pa
iseSo a. avdadera intenci6n
IL Ioa d1Tan cierto es 10
Iq d .io que el ST. B. 7.
- ST. 6S ion en- la cual SO
q ,orC laroI Iandidatos que Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-06

otfos, que gozamos en- ell amoi
de hermanos por la sangre, por
la historic y por la idea, senti-
mos profunda satisfaction al lee
las elocuentes fraees de Ia exnre
sada carta, y con elias podemos
demostrar al outOnOmiSmao lc
errado que va, ST pretende, en- SUI
evoluciones, interpreter los deseo
de la opinion sensata, tan tiel y
exactamente bosquejada por los
mobiles manifestantes de Larcs.
No Sc hagan ilusiones los gran
des propagandistas de aquella
idea. Su voz esta fuera del tono
general; predican en- el desierto,
y no Sc cream que la curiosidad
que condace a algunos hasta las
puertas de los meetings y dc esa' !.
ruidosas juntas son se1al inequi
voca de aprobaci6n. Una prueba
de 10 contrario tienen en- la 81
guiente manifestation: /
Lares, "a de Abril de 1887.
Sr. Director del BOLETIN
Puerto
Muv senior nuestro y distinguido
amigo: Los que suscriben, Puerto.
rriquenos de nacimiento, Sc han
enterado con indignation de 10 que
algunos senores de esta lOcalidad
expresaron en- el meeting autono-
mista que tuviera lugar en este pue'
bio ell 8 del actual, en- ell cual, a Ylel.
ia de iniuriosas frases dirigidas al
partido nacional a que nos hSnra'
mos pertenecer, ofenden a nuestros
hermanos peninsulares, que yienen
|! q esta provincial espanola I Y cor
probidad proverbial adqui 30, los
menos, un modesto capita fuerza
de privaciones Y ahor' cream
una familia y educan er mayor
parte q sus hijos, er lelos 3
Europa. & recibir ur rucci6r
que despu6s emples nos or
offender a sus mayr
Los Puertorriq' Ondicio'
males no puede' an fata
ejemplo. Hijol :. vs de ie penin
sulares, como descendientes tiener
que tambi6n de ellos, los qut
asfemias proferen, 81 ne
ecibido una ilustraci6n bri
uestros padres nos ense
mar a la Patria, tanto
lelo natal; a amar e
,nerar y honrar la ME
! ceniZas de nuestros as
recinto de profana
IL ~,voz que Sc le
Iv r, nOsotrOs esta
10 ,n6rgica protests
C ,as, que devolve
mo ,uien las dijera
en- de injuriosas J
Iofe ,ssda memoria d.
nut es : q los names d.
nue. 5pasados. Los vivO.
no de defensa. Volve
mo, honrada memoria d.
nue ores, que creerlamol
YER ,erse de i1dignaci6r
len 8, 81 sus deacendien
ties ran SO les atentase
des nuertos.
Il { un deber sacr&isi
mo os mas mobiles seltl
mil uestra alma.
F Sc sirva dar public
dad 'esentes lfneas, por
, qus 81 @ipan las gracias 81
-,sS : G. B. s. NJ
.,lE ass s'1 Bsz:e&os eonsdass;IEs',1 ss1n.do Ese1
s saA. atm6n dpes a. Victoria .
d BMeht tUentura 'asa1G.-sos6 r. @
q san0.= -Carl0s Budet -Rat,.el d.
gado Marrero. .-Bernab6 Do..ySItsv.z
Gdvii 10 GarciQ-E Esteban Schelmet
sI-Ca: simiro todrtgues. - Anton
$ Hernt tndes.-A rueqo de Cdrme
q Candl alG,'io, Q Fabian.-A ruego I
: Tomas Delgdo, Antonio Hernd
!, des.--A rueg de Juan Francis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-06
MANIFESTATIONS.

A continuation insertamos las
siguientes, que prueban el buen
espiritu de los correligionarios que
las firman y su amor por ia union,
que todos bendecimos y procura.
mos:
Piedras, Mayo 4 de 1887.
Excmo. Sr. D. Pablo Ubarri.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-06
Morovis, Mayo 2 de 1887.
rxcmo. Sr. d. Pablo Ubarri.

Mi estimado amigo y correliglo-
mario: En- nombre del Partido In
condicioualmente Hspanol de este
pueblo, tengo 81 placer de felicitar
aV. e. Y al senor Director del
BoLET1N MRRoANTIL, por la union
' cordialidad que por sus cartas
del 27 del pasado, insertas en- el
ndmero 40 del citado peri6dico,
m6tuamente Sc brindan.
Recibany Rles, nuestros aprecla- re,;a;
bblles amigos, Ia mas sincera fellcl-
taci6n, autorizando q V. y. para
que de la presente haga 81 uso que
crea de su agrado.
De v. 3. atento amigo y CORE
@. B. 8. M.
AlOnsO del Rio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-06
ID. E. Eo

Ha bajado q la tumba, en- AFRO.
20, ell que fuera en- vida nuestro
estimado amigo don Francisco
Nadal. Tanto como deploramoa
su ausencia, gozamos con ell re-
cuerdo de sus virtudes. Unimos
nuestro duelo al de los amigos de
dicho pueblo, y dejemos hablar,
en- justicia, q Ia sentida carta que
de alli hemos recibido, partici-
pandonos la noticia:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-06

hacs a Ey Pueblo sudar calertu
ras ajenas, no. satisfecho cor las.
propias, con "a indelercia y +. ii
vision de sus amigos!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-06

Patillas, Abril 80 de 1887.
Sr.D D. Pablo Ubarri.
Mi distinguido 80, Elco'
do por una gran satisfaee.nnlsa.
puedo menos que felicitar sinossa
mente a v. B., por su tan oportu
ma carta dirigida en- "a del presen
to al Director del BOLETN MEB
CANTIL.
Con la mayor consideration m
repito de v. 3. affmo. s. s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-06

q TEsualquiera pa
Z a,1adera intenci6n
d,Tan cierto es 10
.io que el Sr. B. T.
& & ion en- la cual SO
- andidatos nna ,sa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-06

Mariana Sichor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-06

soN. @tm6n 6pes H. T;ctor;n -
BMehe sventura asaaa.-sos6 r, ca
sand.- Carlos Budet -Rqfs.el Del
gado Marrero. .-Bernab6 Do.yS,rsv,
Gavii 10 Garcia Esteban Schelmety
Ca: simiro todrtgues. - AntoniO
Hernf tndes.-A rueqo de Carmego
Cande siariO, Q Fabian.-A ruego de
1omd s DelgGo, Antonio Hern6n-
des.--A rueg de Juan Francisco
Detgd do, An'onio Herndndez.-Ig-
nacio GonzGhs q CardonG.-Vicente
GOnz dieS.-Lntonio N. Guzman.-
Rane.5n Romzn.- .--Agapito GimeneS.-
A rucgo de Rafael Delgado Esteres,
Antop,iO HendndeS.-Ram6n Con-
sdles q Colon.-A ruegO de Jose
Morales, Carlos Morin.-Jos6 Sc
bGstian S0t).-Clemente MiHdn.-J.
N. Naras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-06


nj
es, dice El Pue
u ~ en- adelante no Sc
|, estros amigos { dor
I sobre los iaureles y en-
"a de nuestras fuerzas
nsones!); que en- la con-
suele estar ell peligro, y al
tron que sc duerme Sc 10 lie.
.corriente. "
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-27
Duluth, Huron and Denyer.


Duluth News, "a: a party of gentle
men are registered atthe st. Louis
whose plans are of great interest and
Importance to Duluth. They are DR..
John P. Conkey, Of Duluth, To-; d. K.
Hontz. OF Philadelphia; Gen. j. Black
burn Jones, of Chicago; and James Mo
Intyre, of Eau Claire. DR.. Conkey is
president Of the Duluth, Huron and
Denver railroad; Gen. Wilson is attorney
for the same road and the American
representative of syndicate of German
bankers; MIR. Hontz, who is one of the
best known lumbermen of the country
is here as the representative of Jay Cook
and other eastern members OF
the st. Louis River Water Power
company, of which company Ihr. Nc
Intyre is director. Gen. Wilson
mada the gratifying statement that tht
contract hos been signed for the con
struction Of ninety.two miles OF the Du
luth, Huron and Denver road. running
lsouthwesterly from Sauk Center through
Benson and Appleton to the Dakota line
this section by December 81, 1887, but j
Is thought that it will be in operation By
\ October. The steel rails. ties and bridge
timber are boughtnpd the locomotive
and other rolling stock ar
ordered, and the work is to ba rushed al
along the line. Asked as 10 reports tha
this road was an extension OF the North
ern Pacific, or, as some say .ofthe Uniol
4 Pacific, Gen. Wilson replied that the roa
was entirely independent, bad none.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-27

In several sections OF Dakota. great in
terest ls manifested in discoveries of
natural gas and companies have been
formed at Blunt, jamestown and Fargo
to go down into the earth in search OF
vaporized fuel. Near Blunt gas has been
found in what is stated to be paying
quantities and near jamestown and
Fargo the evidences OF gas deposits are
unmistakeable. There can exist nothing
within the range of human discovery
possessing 80 much intrinsic value to
any portion of the world as supply OF
native fuel to this region OF prairie and
plain. II gas exists in enc locality 10 is
reasonable to suppose that it may be
found IN other neighboring localities
Saeoess in the localities named will
therefore stimulate investigation in
other localities. Results will be watched
with eager interest,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-27

b. 1
enough back of it to build wherever it
wants TO 60. and that it
would haYe its own line into
Duluth by December 81, 1883.
The exact course OF the line from
Sauk Center to Duluth, and southwestern
ly from the Dakota line has not BEEN
determined. but North Platte, Nsb, will
probably be the point OF junction with
the Union Pacific. There is to be a
meeting of the water power company
III this city to- morrow, at which action
will be taken on matters of great impor-
tance. We are at liberty to announce
thet the first dam Of the series decided
upon for the improvement of the great
water power of the st. Louis river, will
be built this year, and that linen mill
and wood pulp, mill from Holyoke
Mass, and two Touring mills from Min
ueapolis are under contract to locate on
this power az soon as it is ready.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-27
Advice TO Mothers.


Are You disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain ofcutting teeth2 Ifso,
send ut onoe and get bottle Of
MRs. WrNsIow's SooTA1Na SYRup for
Children Teething. Its value ID lncalcu-
liable. IL will relieve the poor little SUI
ferer Immediately. Depend upon it,
mothers, shere is no mistake about ii
II cures dysentery and diarrhoea, regu-
latea the stomach and bowels, cures
wind colio, softens the gums, reduces In
fammation and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. Mrs. W5nslop's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teethssg is
pleasant TO the taste, and is the presorip.
ton OF one OF the oldest nursss and
best female physicians in the United
States, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout. the world. Price twenty
five cents o bottle.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-27
suit AGAINST Goula ana sage

New York, May 25-The Commercial
Advertiser says o !!ss==ss.it involving sever
al million dollars is about to be begun
against Jay Gould and Russell Sage, as
trustees of the consolidated mortgage OF
the Kansas Pacific railroad by foreign
holders of bonds issued under mortgage.
Certain facts were elicited during the
recent examination into the affairs OF
the Pacific road by the United States
railroad commission which have long
been suspected by interested parties,
but which they were unable to prove
Now the very matters they were in the
dark about are made clear to them, and
the sui. SO long held in allegiance will be
the result. t
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-27
R,.tsce I'm.

You are feeling depressed, your appe-
tite is poor, you are bothered with head
ache, you urs fdge,tY. nervous, and gener.
all out OF sorts, and want to brace up.
Brace up, but not with stimulants, spying
medicines, or bitters, which have for
their basis very cheap, bad whisky, and
which stimulate you for an hour, and
then leave you In worse condition than
before. What you Want is an Alternative
that will purify your blood, start healthy
action of Liver and Kidneys, restore your
vitality, and give renewed health and
strength. Such medicine you will find
in Electric Bitters, and only 30 cents a
bottle ct Purdy q Brecht, drug store.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-27
India,, Contracts.

Washington, May 25-Indian Commits.
sioner Atkins has returned from New
York, where he he's been for the past
two weeks opening bids and awarding
contracts for furnishing the Indian
service with clothing, dry goods,
boots and shoes, hardware and agricul-
tural implements and other supplies for
the next fiscal year. The aggregate will
reach 81 100000.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-27

Under the arrangements inaugurated
ct Omaha, Yankton and the Jim river
valley are to be given much more desir-
able rail connection with the south than
had been contemplated under any of
neutrality-suspicious. long continued efforts
to procure rail line to Omaha. The most
We had ever hoped for was to secure a
spur of one of the grestsouthern systems,
more particularly OF the Missouri Pacific
or the Burlington & Missouri. But
the proposition of the Omaha Southern,
when carried out, will give Yankton an
important place upon trunk line which
will eventually reach across the interyen-
ing northwestern and southwestern
states to the gulf Operating in connec-
tiop with the great Manitoba system of
the north the twin lines will cross from
the northern to the southern boundaries
of this great country, affordlng q readily
practicable interchange OF the oommodi-
ties oflevery latitude under the flag OF the
republic and drawing upon the foreign
domains which bound our country upon
the north and the south. We need not
remind our readers that Yankton's
position apon this artery of commerce
will be an advantageous enc. With the
plans OF the builders carried out this
line alone will make Yankton greet
city. 1t is the Manitoba and the Omaha
Southern here elasping hands across the
Big Muddy which are to bring about
this desirable change in our material
condition. In contemplation OF this
prospect mere local trade and traffic
sink into insignifcance and our provin-
| cial ambitions are swallowed up in
metropolitan aspirations.
AT the Omaha meeting Mr.. Young
presented evidences OF his financia
standing entirely satisfactory to the
millionaires who on tbe spot voted three
hundred thousand dollars in aid of the
project, Yet with the careful methods
of successful business men they are now
engaged in full investigation of tht
claims OF the syndicate and when theil
committee is through they will know Il
q cent just how much capital stands be
hind the Omaha Southern. Then th,
final contract will be made and com.
munities will be notified that they ar,
expected to make good their promises
From Mr. Young's letters of credit ane
Identification placed in the hands of th
Omaha committee there is nc
question in the minds of the Omahl
gentlemen as to the strength OF the com
pany he represents, ExtensiYe capital
lists OF New York and Chicago are in th
syndicate and their pnypose is far reach
ing and founded upon business princl
pies. They ere building railroads wher
they think railroads are most needed
They are constructing line in Nebrask
and Kansas (the nucleus of their in
tended system) and have already built
road in Georgia and Tennessee and an
other In the Michigan pineries. Thei
ultimate design is to group these frae
merts together into system with th
Omaha Southern as its backbone. Wit
unlimited means this is practicable.
has been found that many of the car
italists interested in this enterprise al
financially connected with the Manitot
system, 30 it will be g natural course
= events that the two operate in hasmon
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-27

Generally the insurance companies are
repudiating the contract OF Bismarck
agent whereby the public buildings of
Dakota we're insured in lump through
one agency. Returns from the companies
are to the effect that local agent can
not operate outside his jurisdiction and
the policea are therefore being Cancelled
by most of the companies interested.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-27

one reaching to the far north and the
other to the far south. 1t would seem
that Yankton is particularly fortunate in
securing a position at the junction point
OF the two systems. II could hardly hope
for anything SO advantageous out OF the
multitudinous moves upon the board Of
railroad manipulation.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-27
Notice of Application for Letters
of Administration.

In tbs Probate Court of the county of Yankton
Territory of Dakota,
In the matter Of the estate of Catherine 8,
Todd, deceased.
NOTICE il hereby given that j. B. Van
~ Velsor has filed WITH the Judge of this court,
. petition. praying for letters of administers
tion of the estate of Catherine 8. Todd, de-
ceAsed, and that Saturday, the 2sth day of May
aaf of regular term of this court, to-wit: of
the May term, 1887, at the probate court room
in the court house in the city and county of
petition when and where any pcrson Interested
may appear and show cause why the said peti.
tion should not be granted.
Dated Yankton, Dakota May i7th 1887.
tsEALl I'll CONGLETON, PTobste Iadge,